It’s Monday morning and time to do a quick wrap-up of posts published on trak.in last week. If you were offline for any reason, this is a great way to catch up with all the tech buzz!

As the message of ‘Digital India’ is being penetrated deep into the psyche of Indians, the trend of using ‘money apps’ is slowly but gradually picking up. The market is now flooded with several digital wallets, online money transfer apps which makes the whole fashion of going to bank branches obsolete.

India’s largest state owned bank State Bank of India is launching it’s own mobile wallet called State Bank Buddy. The buddy app allows you to send money, receive money, shop online, transfer funds among other things.

The new proposal of the Delhi Government called the ‘City Taxi Scheme’ is opening up a larger door for mobile app-based taxi aggregators Like Ola, Uber to come under the legal framework and register themselves for continuing operations in the national capital.

ICICI Bank has launched India’s first locker facility powered by robotic technology. Christened as ‘Smart Vault’, this new service was formally inaugurated by Chanda Kochhar, MD & CEO of ICICI Bank.

Infosys has launched a mobile app called ‘Zero Bench’, designed just like Uber, which will empower their benched employees to look out for work, and in turn their management will be aware of the exact human resource position which will enable them to take smart decisions.

Google’s YouTube spaces is coming to Mumbai. This space will ultimate playground for Youtube content creators and will have free access to audio, visual, and editing equipment, as well as training program, workshops, and community events.

Google, in collaboration with leading router manufacturer TP-Link have launched a new age Wi-Fi router – OnHub. The router has been designed to keep up with the latest technology in the home, and help make Wi-Fi faster, more secure, and easy to use.

Hyderabad will get India’s largest incubator center for tech startups called ‘T-Hub’, for which a budget of $100 million has been allocated by the Telangana Govt. Tata Sons Chairman Emeritus and industrialist Ratan Tata will inaugurate the center on September 7th.

Many ecommerce companies were lately under scanner of the regulatory board for selling medicines online. Now suddenly diverging from that, the government is looking forth to ‘modifying the Drugs and Cosmetics Act’, so that the ecommerce companies will be allowed to sell medicines online